#4 Classify the B D F H if it is a D enantiomer or L enantiomer. 9.45←ACTIVITY1. Identify whether the following objects are chiral or achiral.nailhammerbaseball capshoescissorsforkfootnoseChapter 2 Acti...2. Identify whether the circled carbon atom in each of the following molecules is a chiralcenter. (Answer the items as chiral or achiral)CH3-CH₂-OHa.b.C. CH₂-CH-OHCH3e. CH,–CH,–NH,a.g. CH₂-CH-CH₂NH₂screwdriverbaseball glovea.pliersspoonhandearC.e.3. Label the chiral carbon atom(s) with asterisk (*).0g.a.CH₂-CH-CH-CH-C-HT LL LOH OH OH OH4. Classify the following as a D enantiomer or an L enantiomer.CHOHO-H-HHO-HH-OHH-OH-ОНCH₂OHCH₂OHC=0HO-HHO-HCH₂OHCH₂OHTc=0H-OHHO-HH-OHCH₂OHСНОH-OHH-OHH-OHHO-HCH₂OHCH3-CH-OHCId. CH3-CH₂-CH-OHCH₁£ CH-CH-NH,CH3h. CH₂-OH-NH₂CICHOH-LOHCHUH -OHb.CHOb. HO-HHO-HHO-Hd.f.CH₂-CH-CH-CH-C-HOH OH OHh.CH₂OHCH₂OHC=0H-OHH-OHHO-HCH₂OHCHOH-OHHO-HH-OHНОHO-HCH₂OHCHOHO-H5. Classify the items in no. 4 according to (i) type of functional group and (ii) number ofcarbon atoms. (e.g. ketohexose)H-OHH-OHCH₂OH6. Characterize the members of each of the following pairs of structures as (i) enantiomers,(ii) diastereomers or (iii) neither enantiomers nor diastereomers.@D.CHUH -OHCHOH-H87

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4. Classify the following as a D enantiomer or an L enantiomer. CHO HO-H HO-H Н- а С. CD -OH H-OH CH₂OH CH₂OH c=0 НО- -Н НО- -H CH₂OH CHOH С-0 HOH HO-H H-OH CHOH CHO H-OH ОН Н H-OH HO-H CH₂OH ь. Но d. f. CHO -Н но- -Н h. НО -Н CH₂OH CH₂OH C=0 H-OH H-OH HO-H CH₂OH н- НО- CHO НО- -OH -Н H-OH -H CH₂OH CHO НО -Н H-OH H-OH CH₂OH

4. Classify the following as a D enantiomer or an L enantiomer. CHO HO-H HO-H Н- а С. CD -OH H-OH CH₂OH CH₂OH c=0 НО- -Н НО- -H CH₂OH CHOH С-0 HOH HO-H H-OH CHOH CHO H-OH ОН Н H-OH HO-H CH₂OH ь. Но d. f. CHO -Н но- -Н h. НО -Н CH₂OH CH₂OH C=0 H-OH H-OH HO-H CH₂OH н- НО- CHO НО- -OH -Н H-OH -H CH₂OH CHO НО -Н H-OH H-OH CH₂OH

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